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10/09/11 3:23 PM
AntBanks81 wrote:I'm shocked at how heartless some of you can be. Everyone isn't born with a silver spoon. Not all of you worked your way to this point in life, some of you were walked to the bank. For most of America, getting a college degree is the best route to financial security via a career. This +%*% sucks for a lot of people out here. I'm just thankful to have what I have. It all can be taken a way in one swipe...so count your blessings and help others when possible.
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10/09/11 3:59 PM
iM COOL C wrote:To everyone saying "go to a community college & kick its $%!" ... let me just see if I got this So assuming what you guys are saying is going to community college means going to an "easier" school than a regular 4 year school... meaning its cheaper more affordable to go to, but still your getting a degree after 60 credits... then your supposed to do SOOOOO good that a 4 year college is supposed to impressed by your "$%! kicking" of the community college that they should PAY for your education.. But what if I went to this community college that doesn't dorm, that requires gas/bus/train money, oh and I have to buy books and I have to work full time because you know not everyone has parents, financial aid, blessed with good grades in HS, ideal situations, normal upbringing whatever... And to now have to worry about the corporations taking everyones money for now and later is unacceptable.
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10/09/11 4:08 PM
All I see is a bunch of irresponsible people who FAIL miserably at being accountable for their actions.
Sure it's a sad situation and stories, but I have a strong dislike for grown people who dont take responsibility and accountability for their actions.This first post of this thread does nothing but makes people feel like it's ok to blame everyone but themselves for the situation they're in. It's a disgusting enabler.I am where I am DIRECTLY because of the choices I make to day and have made in my past.
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10/09/11 5:11 PM
kilojules64 wrote:If you don't have financial aid, that's your problem, you should've worked harder so that people like me who worked for everything given to us don't have to hear you whine and blame our successes on our "ideal situations and normal upbringings whatever". I was respectfully reading your post until that point which is where you lost me.
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10/09/11 5:25 PM
ATLien Seeko wrote:All I see is a bunch of irresponsible people who FAIL miserably at being accountable for their actions. Sure it's a sad situation and stories, but I have a strong dislike for grown people who dont take responsibility and accountability for their actions.This first post of this thread does nothing but makes people feel like it's ok to blame everyone but themselves for the situation they're in. It's a disgusting enabler.I am where I am DIRECTLY because of the choices I make to day and have made in my past.
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10/09/11 6:19 PM
GetThisMoney wrote: AntBanks81 wrote: I'm shocked at how heartless some of you can be. Everyone isn't born with a silver spoon. Not all of you worked your way to this point in life, some of you were walked to the bank. For most of America, getting a college degree is the best route to financial security via a career. This +%*% sucks for a lot of people out here. I'm just thankful to have what I have. It all can be taken a way in one swipe...so count your blessings and help others when possible.Once again, it clearly is not. Americans were just led to believe so.
AntBanks81 wrote: I'm shocked at how heartless some of you can be. Everyone isn't born with a silver spoon. Not all of you worked your way to this point in life, some of you were walked to the bank. For most of America, getting a college degree is the best route to financial security via a career. This +%*% sucks for a lot of people out here. I'm just thankful to have what I have. It all can be taken a way in one swipe...so count your blessings and help others when possible.
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10/09/11 6:40 PM
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10/09/11 6:54 PM
cartune wrote:ATLien Seeko wrote:All I see is a bunch of irresponsible people who FAIL miserably at being accountable for their actions. Sure it's a sad situation and stories, but I have a strong dislike for grown people who dont take responsibility and accountability for their actions.This first post of this thread does nothing but makes people feel like it's ok to blame everyone but themselves for the situation they're in. It's a disgusting enabler.I am where I am DIRECTLY because of the choices I make to day and have made in my past.
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10/09/11 7:07 PM
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10/09/11 8:25 PM
kc24688 wrote: ^dude nailed it.. the whole point is that wall street gets helped when they make bad investments and we don't.. if business was fair and people didn't get special treatment for paying people off then maybe more people would be able to compete for the jobs that are more powerful with a bigger paycheck.. Also if it was true competition and not just following an agenda than maybe our economy would be better or the big picture wouldn't be so shady. I'm not saying this is all for sure but this is what I think of.
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Dynamics82 wrote:ATLien Seeko wrote:All I see is a bunch of irresponsible people who FAIL miserably at being accountable for their actions. Sure it's a sad situation and stories, but I have a strong dislike for grown people who dont take responsibility and accountability for their actions.This first post of this thread does nothing but makes people feel like it's ok to blame everyone but themselves for the situation they're in. It's a disgusting enabler.I am where I am DIRECTLY because of the choices I make to day and have made in my past.wall street made these same choices but was bailed outis that fair???
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10/09/11 8:51 PM
What blows my mind is how individuals compare themselves to Wall street...which do you think is more important to the United states, "Michael" the in debt art major from Sarah Lawrence University or the damn Financial District of New York....cmon bros....
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10/09/11 9:22 PM
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10/09/11 9:37 PM
AntBanks81 wrote:^^^ bERT, so I'm a loser huh? HAHA!!! I dont think you understand it...there is a system that places ppl in debt in hopes of greater days. They come out and get nothing.
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10/09/11 9:38 PM
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10/09/11 9:47 PM
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10/09/11 9:49 PM
RealRubirosa wrote:College (the time, effort, and student loan debt) is an investment in yourself. If you're not satisfied with the ROI, you're your own problem.
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10/09/11 9:51 PM
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